Prevention is always better than cure. Like the preventable heartaches or even heart attacks that you could possibly incur if you drop an expensive gadget such as your iPhone – if you just had a decent protective cover for it. The VOi! hard shell case, for example, prevents those who have butterfingers from introducing their iPhone to the pavement. The case itself has a lanyard so you can hang on to your iPhone. You still have full access to the buttons and the screen but this time, with added security. $25.

At home or on the road, Scosche has got your charging duties covered with their powerFUZE charger combo. When at home, you can plug the charger to any wall outlet and the AC/DC converter will take care of the voltage requirements. And when you’re on the road, the low-profile charger fits your standard lighter outlet without taking up too much space. Charge two USB-enabled gadgets at the same time and at 1 Amp per outlet, your gadgets will fill up with juice in no time. $40.

Tired of taking your laptop in and out of the bag, risking it to dents and scratches? Try not removing it from the bag, or try the Booq Viper Rush XL. The bag lets you work without ever having to remove your laptop from the semi-rigid case. It opens 120 degrees so you can have as much freedom as the joint of your notebook allows. While the neoprene pockets protect the computer’s surface and special bumpers lift the laptop letting the heat escape. $130.

If you are one of the few people in the world that has yet to buy themselves a bluetooth headset, the jabra Stone could be the perfect introduction to the line. It fits perfectly around your ear and when not in use it folds up into it’s charger, forming a stone-like design. $130.

The newest additions to the Nixon headphones line are the Tropper and the Whip. The Tropper comes in gray, black, white, pink or blue and has folding earcups, 40mm drivers and 20-20,000 hz frequency response. The Whip is more of a low profile headphone with a lightweight design for easy portability, 30mm drivers and comes in more funky colors such as yellow, orange and electric blue. Both will be available in November. $30 – $50.

Save some trees and enrich your mind by going through the pages of an ebook reader. Barnes & Noble offers a viable alternative with the Nook. Store up to 1,500 books, newspapers, or magazines with the 2GB onboard memory that’s also expandable through the microSD slot. Download content wirelessly through the built-in 3G or use the Wi-Fi to stream content inside B&N stores. The reader will also display pictures albeit in black and white and will also let you read your PDF files. $260.

You know that it’s just a matter of time before Apple integrates their gesture-powered gimmickry into other computing peripherals. One such example is the new Magic Mouse. Think of it as an iPhone or iPod Touch that functions solely as a mouse, and you’ll get the idea on how the mouse works. Scroll, click, drag or do whatever you usually do with a computer mouse, only Apple’s version lacks a button of any kind. The whole top shell is a button and a touch screen, so you can move and click around it as the need arises. Connect the Magic Mouse to your Bluetooth adapter and leave the worries of tracking and scrolling to this wonderful device. $70.

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